Mutabaruka lashes out against 'daggering' tunes.

[esp]

Re: Mutabaruka lashes out against 'daggering' tunes.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RichD</div><div class="ubbcode-body">is not the lyris so much mi at is di accompanying antics </div></div>

A hear yuh....mi glimpse wan an two an dem DVD deh..but got bored ....as far as I am concern any ooman weh mek dem do har so need help....

[Bizzy]

Re: Mutabaruka lashes out against 'daggering' tunes.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ceabee</div><div class="ubbcode-body">dem get recognition as daggering queen?


</div></div>sumthin like dat..

nuff a dem get visa an ting an start get paid fi go a ppl party, clubs etc and host or just appear.

Dem mek a name fi demself...start buss dance...go inna video.

de more outrageous u r..de more fame an exposure u get....de dancing a buss NUFF ppl

[Bizzy]

Re: Mutabaruka lashes out against 'daggering' tunes.


<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Jaded</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RichD</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Jaded</div><div class="ubbcode-body">fram wha me se of the daggering parties..dem have mattrass pan de floor..me nu get out much to dancehall parties so maybe dats not new? </div></div> yes and di &quot;stabbing&quot; on top of the speaker box..or the jumping out of trees </div></div>

yu seet doe
again me affi ask..y de women dem so een to it? dat ish looked more like WWF dan anything else </div></div>

[esp]

Re: Mutabaruka lashes out against 'daggering' tunes.

speaking of which romping shop was ordered fe stap play pon di air....apparently dem copy some rythm from Neo's independent woman an was told fe stap circulating di sang or esle Kartel wooda get sued...well I guess di romping have stopped in the shop..wat a prekkeh

[Bizzy]

Re: Mutabaruka lashes out against 'daggering' tunes.

yeh vannie did poas dat...but kartel did mek a new version last week

[jah_yout]

Re: Mutabaruka lashes out against 'daggering' tunes.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Bizi_Q</div><div class="ubbcode-body">position was by smaddy else..spragga do jack it, dig out de red

but mi agree wid u...dis ain't nothin new </div></div>

not new -just worse;

the sex simulation dances all the rage now- and very extreme---if you've seen it then you know

[CeaBee]

Re: Mutabaruka lashes out against 'daggering' tunes.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Bizi_Q</div><div class="ubbcode-body">yeh vannie did poas dat...but kartel did mek a new version last week </div></div>



oh u serious ok

[evanovitch]

Bend Over still legal - Popular dance song not banned



Although RDX thought its song Bend Over was banned from the RJR Communications group radio stations, this is not so.

The song, which speaks about dancing but has a slightly sexual undertone, was released last November and has become a dancing anthem.

François St Juste, general manager for radio at the RJR Communications Group (comprising Fame FM, Hitz 92 FM and RJR), said the song is not banned from the radio stations.

&quot;No, no. It certainly isn't (banned). The song has attracted some form of attention from the Broadcasting Commission,&quot; St Juste told The STAR.


Precautionary measure

He said the commission asked for a copy of the song. However, St Juste said the commission is yet to say whether there is a problem with the song. Nonetheless, he said the song has been re-edited as a precautionary measure.

The Broadcasting Commission's executive director, Cordel Green, also said the song has not been banned.

When THE STAR spoke to RDX about the issue, Renigade and Delomar said they heard about the song being banned but had not been officially informed by the station.

According to Renigade, the duo does not have a problem with the song being banned but thinks such an action would be hypocritical of the station.

He said: &quot;If you gonna ban Bend Over, then it's a display of the double standard because it has a sexual undertone but it really talks about dancing. There are other songs from other artistes that speak more explicitly about sex.&quot;


<span style="font-weight: bold">The fuss over Bend Over</span>

Delomar also added, &quot;the (supposed) ban has made the song more popular since.&quot;

Bend Over is featured on a number of music charts and continues to climb.

In a previous feature, RDX had written an article for THE STAR discussing all the fuss over Bend Over. Renigade wrote, &quot;let us dissect Bend Over and examine the fundamentals. Though the song has a sexual undertone due to the name, Bend Over is a dancing song, celebrating dancing, a tradition dating back to our African ancestry through dances like Kumina and Dinky Minky. In Deh, In Deh is a dance created by music selector Fire Links, Wibble Wobble and Force It Een are dances created by dancer Bermuda Kid, Bunny Hop, Macka Jook and Rub It Een are dances created by other Jamaican dancers.&quot;

[Bizzy]

Re: Bend Over still legal - Popular dance song not banned

Force it een

How comes dem naw complain bout &quot;Dash out yuh Hole&quot;?